THE LONDON BIKE SHOW – DRIVEN BY SEAT
CYCLE CHAT
A powerhouse of speakers awaits at the Cycling Performance Theatre at The London Bike Show, where every day there will be talks from pro cyclists, coaches, former pros, nutrition experts, team launches and more. It’s the ideal place to expand your cycling knowledge, or just pick up an indispensable training tip or two.
Those speaking at The London Bike Show include:
Sir Chris Hoy
The man needs no introduction – the six-time Olympic champion has turned his attention from racing bikes to making them. See our interview with him on p46, and don’t miss the Q&A with him on Saturday .
Anna Glowinski The woman behind the stylish female-specific cycle clothing brand AnaNichoola, Anna started racing as a five-year-old and set up a women’s only team, the MuleBarGirls-Sigma Sport, in 2010. She’ll be sharing advice on how women can get involved on two wheels, simply from hitting the roads for the first time to entering sportives and races. Tune in at the London Bike Show on Sunday.
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The Cycling Performance Theatre promises the best stories and anecdotes, advice and suggestions from the world of bikes. Pull up a seat and listen in
Keith Bontrager The man that built up the components brand in the 1980s, he started by ‘dumpster diving’ for broken parts, analysing why they failed and how they could be improved. Unabashedly aiming to be the best, Bontrager has a reputation for offering some of the strongest and lightest components around. Learn more from the man behind the name on Thursday.
FOR THE FULL TIMETABLE OF SPEAKERS, VISIT
WWW.THELONDONBIKESHOW.CO.UK thelondonbikeshow.co.uk
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